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Since its enactment, the Roadless Rule has been considered one of the most important conservation wins in United States history, helping to protect millions of acres of National Forest land across the country. Unfortunately, the administration is seeking to permanantely rescind the rule.
More than 115 members of the House and Senate have signed onto legislation (as of September 2026) that would codify the Roadless Rule so that, in the future, only an act of Congress could roll back protections for roadless areas within the National Forest System. The Roadless Area Conservation Act (H.R.3930 and S.2042), introduced by Rep. Andrea Salinas (OR) and Sen. Maria Cantwell (WA), has 90 cosponsors in the House and 26 cosponsors in the Senate. Are your three Members of Congress (MOCs) cosponsors? If so, please edit the email message to thank your MOCs. If not, please ask your MOCs to move quickly to cosponsor.
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